Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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See the world through a new lens and experience the breathtaking beauty and raw power of nature in Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
Returning for its 60th year direct from the Natural History Museum in London, this extraordinary showcase invites you to witness the awe-inspiring diversity of life on Earth and the urgent need for its protection.
A glimpse into nature’s wonders
This year’s competition attracted an astounding 59,228 entries from 117 countries, celebrating the very best in nature photography. From mesmerising animal behaviour to breathtaking landscapes and powerful photojournalism, each image is a testament to the artistry, patience, and dedication of photographers from around the world.
Featuring 100 stunning images across multiple categories, including Animals in Their Environment, Underwater, and Photojournalism, this exhibition will take you on a journey through Earth’s most extraordinary moments.

A Tranquil Moment. Winner, Behaviour: Mammals.
Hikkaduwa Liyanage Prasantha Vinod

The Clever Cuttlefish. Runner-Up, 11-14 Years.
Oriol Chias Diez
Incredible images inspiring change
Photography has the power to inspire change. Wildlife Photographer of the Year not only showcases stunning imagery but also sparks important conversations about conservation, biodiversity, and the future of our planet. Each photo serves as a reminder of both nature’s splendour and its fragility.
Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the world’s most compelling wildlife photography. Book tickets and plan your visit today.
Content warning: Some images may depict animal cruelty and death. Visitors who wish to avoid these images should steer clear of the Photojournalism and Photojournalist Story Award sections

The Unlucky Mouse. Highly Commended, Behaviour: Mammals.
Darya Ostapenko

Preening Hornbills. Highly Commended, Animal Portraits.
Antonio Liebana Navarro

Late Night Fishing. Highly Commended, Animal Portraits.
Geoffrey Reynaud

The Demolition Squad. Winner, Behaviour: Invertebrates
Ingo Arndt